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The Empty Tomb
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He has risen!

*The Empty Tomb* *They came to the tomb prepared to mourn that day* *They were shocked to see the stone was pushed away.* *The tomb was open so and they looked inside and there stood a man who said.* *“Why do you look for the living among the dead?”* *Death had no hold upon this man of which you seek.* *For this man is the Son of God of which I speak.* *So mourn him not but praise the Heavenly Fathers holy name.* *Jesus Christ will return to the Heavenly Father from which he came.* *And if he resurrected unto the father he will return for you* *So where he is you can be there, too.*

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